With the NFL announcing compensatory picks on Friday, the order has been finalized for the 2016 draft beginning on April 28 in Chicago.
The Ravens will have a total of nine picks with seven coming in the first four rounds. Their three compensatory picks — two in the fourth and one in the sixth — may not be traded.
Below is a look at where the Ravens are scheduled to pick:
Round 1: sixth overall
Round 2: 36th overall
Round 3: 70th overall
Round 4: 104th overall
Round 4: 130th overall (from Denver)
Round 4: 132nd overall (compensatory)
Round 4: 134th overall (compensatory)
Round 6: 182nd overall
Round 6: 209th overall (compensatory)
Just for fun, here’s a look at past players selected by the Ravens at each of those slots (or as close as possible) over the years:
sixth overall: RB Jamal Lewis (fifth), 2000
36th overall: LB Courtney Upshaw (35th), 2012
70th overall: TE Ed Dickson, 2010
104th overall: WR Brandon Stokley (105th), 1999
130th overall: FB Kyle Juszczyk, 2013
132nd overall: RB P.J. Daniels, 2006
134th overall: C Jeff Mitchell, 1997
182nd overall: S Gerome Sapp, 2003
209th overall: S Chad Williams, 2002
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